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« Saturday August 11, 2007 »
Sat
19 - 19 Cleveland Artists @ Asterisk Gallery
Start: 6:00 pm
End: 6:00 pm

3rd Annual "19" exhibition

Featuring Works by:

Joe Ayala
Lloyd Braun
Amy Casey
Bruno Casiano
Susan Danko
Thomas Felegy
Dustin Arthur Grella
John Howitt
Rachel Jerigen
Lou Muenz
Loren Naji
Kortney Niewierski
Rebecca Ozbolt
Joshua Parker
Robert Rhodes
H. Joel Rickard
Will Sanchez
Chris Zahner
Gadi Zamir

Opening Reception Friday July 13, 6-11pm

August ArtWalk Picks
Start: 6:00 pm
End: 2:00 am

Visible Voice
Tonight, Visible Voice has several art-walk events going on: The art of Jake Kelly will be displayed; the Tremont Artisan Alliance Co-Op will be selling arts and crafts outside; an experimental sound collage collection will be performed upstairs by C. Randolph C; and local filmmaker Robert Banks will be projecting his movies on the front of the store.[Friday Magazine]

Brandt Gallery
Robert Banks photos from July's ArtWalk.
Saabumenta XII [video courtesy of Thea Mikowski]
Movie on the front law begins at 8:15 p.m.

Asterisk Gallery
Closing reception of "19"

The Mutt Hutt
CLEVELAND -- "Please join the Neighbors of Mittal Steel group this Friday, August 10 from 7:30pm - 9:30pm for an exhibit of pollution art during the August Tremont ArtWalk. The exhibit will feature soot-covered rags collected from wiping down pollution at 76 homes in Tremont and Brooklyn Center along with environmental artwork and photographs from local artists Angela Oster and Lou Muenz. The exhibit will be held at The Mutt Hutt, 2603 Scranton Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44113

Pat's In The Flats
2233 West 3rd [At the edge of Tremont]
216-621-8044

Friday 10 - doors 9pm
Zyklus II
Stoned By Magic
Ohm's Law
Ownweatherone
Matter and Memory

Fundraiser for Our Families
Start: 11:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

The residents of Holmden Buhrer Rowley and Mentor Castle Clark Block Clubs (along W. 14th Street south of the 490 bridge) need Tremont's help.

Last week, a home on W.12th Street was set on fire in the middle of the night, while the family was sleeping in the home. The family could easily have been killed, but fortunately escaped with their lives. This is the second arson fire within a month on W.12th - earlier another family's garage was burnt. Both families who were the target of the arson were African-American. Earlier this summer racist graffiti appeared in the neighborhood.
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